How a Republican trifecta makes way for Trump's rightwing agenda

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : But a Republican trifecta in Washington will give Trump much more sweeping authority to implement his legislative priorities.
50% : Despite the potential challenges of narrow majorities, Trump and his Republican allies have made clear at every turn that they will use their newly expanded power to its maximum effect.
44% : That quandary reflects a potential problem for Republicans in full control of Congress: what will they do with the Affordable Care Act (ACA)?
35% : It's not - really, we have no choice," Trump told NBC News.
33% : While US courts have affirmed that presidents have much leeway when it comes to setting immigration policies, Trump will need Congress to appropriate extensive funds to carry out such a massive deportation operation.
32% : One of Republicans' most oft-repeated campaign promises is that they will extend the tax cuts Trump signed into law in 2017, many of which are set to expire at the end of 2025.
28% : In a worrying sign for immigrant rights advocates, Trump said after his victory on Tuesday that his deportation program would have "no price tag", doubling down on his commitment to the project.
24% : Trump has said he would veto such a policy, but his repeated flip-flopping on the issue has raised questions about that claim.

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